Let’s see, who am I? Well, I guess the title of the blog is a good place to start. Yes, I am an artist. No, I don’t draw or paint. I love to work with paper and mixed media as well as traditional needlecraft. I also love performing and enjoy being in costume or entertaining.

Nowadays, I mostly write non-fiction. I’m the author of a book about the Commodore 64 computer. For several years I had a weekly column in the local paper, reviewing children’s educational software. I also wrote monthly columns on “Cooking with Kids.”

Teacher. That’s a harder one for me. Since I work for a school district, teacher has a specific meaning: someone with BA, MA, and an teaching certificate. I don’t have any of those but I am very much a teacher. Mostly, I teach teachers how to use technology, both for themselves and for their students. I also teach art, especially paper crafts, to anyone who will stand still. Students love to look at my desk in the computer lab since it usually has a display of paper sculpture or something made from computer parts.

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  • Three Bags Full by Leonie Swann
  • Charmed knits : projects for fans of Harry Potter by Alison Hansel
  • To reach the clouds : my high wire walk between the Twin Towers by Philippe Petit
  • The Grand Tour, or, The purloined coronation regalia by Patricia C. Wrede & Caroline Stevermer
  • Sorcery and Cecelia, or, The enchanted chocolate pot by Patricia C. Wrede & Caroline Stevermer